
The candidate for the Maranhão government, Reginaldo Lima (PCB), completed his campaign agenda in Imperatriz, visiting rural neighborhoods and proposing the fight against corruption and greater transparency in public management to improve access to basic services such as health, education and sanitation.
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Reginaldo Lima is a candidate for the governor of Maranhão for the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB) and completed his campaign schedule in Imperatriz, a city in the Tocantina region of the state.
TV Mirante followed the candidates' commitments and recorded the main proposals presented by each candidate throughout the day.
The candidate for the governor of Maranhão Reginaldo Lima (Brazilian Communist Party - PCB) completed his campaign schedule this Friday (4), with visits to neighborhoods and communities in the rural area of Imperatriz, as well as conversations with supporters and recording videos for social media.
During one of the activities, the candidate spoke about proposals to combat corruption and increase transparency in public administration.
Reginaldo Lima stated that the development of Maranhão depends on management with more control over public resources and more rigorous supervision. According to him, these measures can guarantee better conditions for the population to access basic services.
"So, in our government, we will fight corruption, we will have total transparency with creation, together with workers, so that we can together fight corruption here in Maranhão, in health, education, transport, sanitation, so that we can, together with the people, build popular power", he said.

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